It took us some days to get a response from Kaspersky's lab regarding our false-positive dispute. So, finally, someone asked us some extra questions about the issues, then, we specified some delivery options for our installation packages to their lab for analysis, and in the end, we got access to some server for sending all the info.

We're not sure of how long their analysis is going to take, but we'll receive a report, and it's for sure that we'll going to post it here.

Oh, by the way: all the packages we published on the downloads page where submitted, so, no matter if you download any icomancer installer even from external download sites, as long as the file is the same we originally published, it is going to be whitelisted by Kaspersky. Well, that if they decide to label the package as secure.

Please check this thread's replies below to get information as we receive it.

Tags:
icomancer, false, positive, virus, threat, kaspersky

Well, they've analyzed the first file we've submitted: the latest HotFix. Some minutes ago we got an email from Kaspersky Lab's robot with the XML reports of their analysis.
There's not much to say, but here's the content:

<products>
<product>
<urn>http://www.lavasoftworks.com/.../icomancer-1.1.2.88-HotFix.exe</urn>
<size>5676301</size>
<filename>b116968bb9d84209952f8301ab0b6eec</filename>
<md5>0x6576a9a749c46dc1e1d3afa8a0003fa1</md5>
<isFullyUnpacked>true</isFullyUnpacked>
<processingStatus value="complete">
<dangerZone>Good</dangerZone>
</processingStatus>
</product>
</products>

We'll waiting for the response about the rest of the files. Hopefully, they'll be analyzed within the next days.